Dolly Parton-Linda Ronstadt-Emmylou Harris - Sisters in Country - GRNS3

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SISTERS IN COUNTRY: Dolly, Linda and Emmylou BBC FOUR Documentary

Sisters in Country: Dolly, Linda and Emmylou
BBC FOUR Broadcast
November 4th 2016

BBC FOUR HD Broadcast: November 4th 2016

SOURCE: TV Broadcast > Hauppauge WinTV 8 .ts file > TMPGEnc Authoring Works 5 > VIDEO_TS

VIDEO: MPEG-2, PAL, 720x576, 25fps, 5437kbps
AUDIO: MPEG-1 Layer 2l, 48000Hz, 256kb/s Stereo

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Documentary which explores how Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris's careers took off in the
1970s with very distinct takes on country, but how they ended up uniting as close harmony singers and
eventually collaborated on 1987's four-million-selling debut album, Trio.

In the 60s country music was viewed by most of America as blue collar and Dolly was country through and
through. Linda Ronstadt's take on classic country helped make her the biggest female star in mid-70s USA.
Folkie Emmylou learned about country from mentor Gram Parsons and, after his death in 1973, she became a
bandleader in her own right. It was Emmylou and Linda - the two west coast folk rockers - who voiced their
mutual appreciation of Dolly, the mountain girl singer from Tennessee, when they became early students of
her work. The artists talk about uniting as harmony singers and eventually collaborating on their debut
album, Trio. The album helped launch the mountain music revival that would peak with the soundtrack to
O Brother Where Art Thou. In 2012 Linda Ronstadt was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease which left her
unable to sing, but 2016 sees unreleased songs from their sessions to create a third Trio album. This is
the story of how their alliance made them pioneers in bringing different music worlds together and raising
the game for women in the country tradition.

Contributors:
Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt, Rodney Crowell, George Lucas,
Peter Asher, Chris Hillman, Laura Cantrell, Robert K Oermann, John Boylan,
Phil Kaufman, David Lindley, Albert Lee, Herb Pedersen,
George Massenberg & Applewood Road.

JTT 2016